Obsidian is the blackest stone to behold, yet it reflects light—perhaps because it was made from fire. Or could it be that we all recognize and reflect what we are made from? That beauty can only be seen if we are formed of both darkness and light? And that fear comes from the way fear has already shaped us?
“Obsidian” is about this revelation: the darkness is greater than imagination and a limited vantage point reveals only the self. So watch and learn—the demon does not become real simply because it is projected. Instead, it only takes shape from a presence already within. But true darkness has no limit, cannot be threatened, and can only be discovered and revered. Obsidian teaches this: darkness does not hide a demon, but reveals greatness.
From his steel-city roots in Pittsburgh, PA to the dynamic influences of years spent living in East Asia, Will V Huff has swiftly become a transformative force in Los Angeles' underground techno scene. Much like his own journey, his music reverberates with the power of transformation – a sonic story whose unexpected moments testify to the power of evolution and the beats that drive us forward.